Just chipping in late with a possible work around for this libc version issue.
-jailshell-2.05b$ ldd mc
linux-gate.so.1 = (0xe000)
libdl.so.2 = /lib/libdl.so.2 (0x00341000)
libX11.so.6 = /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.so.6 (0x4cba8000)
libXext.so.6 =
Stephen Barncard wrote:
Go Dreamhost!
Thank you - I did.
Thanks to everyone who replied - I knew some of you guys would have done
the same research I was doing.
I decided to go with Dreamhost, mostly due to
- good recommendations (though others also had that)
- good price (since I'm not
On Oct 20, 2005, at 3:49 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Dan Shafer wrote:
Yeah, I think it's the same problem, Andre.
I currenlty use an ISP that maintains a server farm preconfigured
specifically for Rev CGI. So while I'll stay there for now, this
does raise a MUCH bigger question for
On 10/19/05 6:58 PM, Alex Tweedly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Definitely off-topic - please delete if you're busy.
I'm looking for a reasonable priced ISP to host some of my web site.
[reasonable == cheap !!]
I would strongly recommend Hostway (www.hostway.com)... really fast servers,
full Rev
andre wrote:
I use JaguarPC.net and never had any problem. It's cheap, fast, their
support crew is fantastic and I am running Rev fine.
I also use www.jaguarpc.com and have done Rev CGI on it with no problem.
Some history - I started using www.aletiahosting.com just because the
MetaCard web
Dreamhost has been adding new features, more bandwidth, and more
storage every month for each customer. They always seem to give more
stuff as time goes on, with no increase in price. I know it sounds
idealistic, but its true. And there's now no limit to the number of
real domains. They also
Definitely off-topic - please delete if you're busy.
I'm looking for a reasonable priced ISP to host some of my web site.
[reasonable == cheap !!]
I'm very happy with my main web-hosting ISP (34sp.com in the UK) - good
response times, great service and very cheap £15 ($24) per year for CGI,
You cannot, in my opinion (backed by way too much research time) do
better than DreamHost (http://www.dreamhost.com). Stephen Barncard,
another Rev developer who frequents this list, turned me on to it.
Not only inexpensive and fast and powerful, but great support and
they keep increasing
Dan Shafer wrote:
You cannot, in my opinion (backed by way too much research time) do
better than DreamHost (http://www.dreamhost.com).
Do they support Rev CGI?
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I use JaguarPC.net and never had any problem. It's cheap, fast, their
support crew is fantastic and I am running Rev fine.
Cheers
andre
On Oct 20, 2005, at 12:15 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Dan Shafer wrote:
You cannot, in my opinion (backed by way too much research time)
do better than
They are willing to run Rev CGI but so far we have been unable to do
so. I haven't put any time into this but they put literally no
restrictions on CGIs because each domain has its own set of CGI stuff.
I think there's a missing C library of some sort that stands between
me and Rev CGI on
Dan,
if it still the same problem that I saw when I was there during
RevConWest is a old version of libC (GLIBC), Rev is linked to a new
one, it's hard to upgrade libc... I never tried, too spooky for me.
Cheers
andre
On Oct 20, 2005, at 1:49 AM, Dan Shafer wrote:
They are willing to
Yeah, I think it's the same problem, Andre.
Dan
On Oct 19, 2005, at 8:57 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Dan,
if it still the same problem that I saw when I was there during
RevConWest is a old version of libC (GLIBC), Rev is linked to a new
one, it's hard to upgrade libc... I never tried, too
Usually webhosts have farms of servers in different ages, if your is
old (and you can check that by the version of the kernel and the libC
version), you can always check with them if they can migrate your
account to another box with newer specs... ;-)
cheers
andre
On Oct 20, 2005, at
Dan Shafer wrote:
Yeah, I think it's the same problem, Andre.
I currenlty use an ISP that maintains a server farm preconfigured
specifically for Rev CGI. So while I'll stay there for now, this does
raise a MUCH bigger question for those of us looking to sell server-side
solutions:
Can
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